Detective Billy Rosewood and Jenny engage in a tense, awkward conversation inside her car about their brief past romantic history. Rosewood attempts to find sentimental meaning in their connection while Jenny dismissively characterizes their relationship as a product of loneliness and coincidence.
ROSEWOOD: I never thanked you for coming to get us.
JENNY: Yeah, well, if I knew why, I wouldn't have.
ROSEWOOD: You know, I haven't told him.
JENNY: Told who what?
ROSEWOOD: About us. Whadd'ya think I meant?
JENNY: As far as I'm concerned, there's not much to tell.
ROSEWOOD: I didn't think it was t
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Director's Notes
Find your next audition with this humorous and awkward monologue from "The Unnatural Act" by Eric Dickson, featured in BEVERLY HILLS COPS. Perfect for actors seeking contemporary action, comedy, or romance scenes with a nostalgic feel. Explore this unique character moment.
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